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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-12-17

Work has been suspended upon the
coal claims Of Pitcher, Moore & Co. at
Red Canyon for the present. The
mountain where the coal body is located
has been penetrated by a tunnel OF
about n hundred and fifty feet, where
the coal is found to be of the finest
quality yet discovered in any part of
the Hills, or possibly in the west. The
average width Of the vein will exceed
four feet. and is absolutely free from iron
or sulphur in any form. Operations
upon this valuable property will prob
ably be resumed Immediately after the
HOLIDAYS.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-12-17

J. w. Battershall, the jeweler Of Buff
falo Gap, is now prepared to furnish
anything in the jewellery line, such as
rings, sleeve buttons. watches, clocks,
knives and forks, q%uadruple plated
ware, fiat ware, berry dishes, napkin
rings charms, ladies' bracelets, and
many other articles too numerous to
mention.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-12-17

Next to a clear conscience n good
reliable set of bowels is about the great
est blessing a modest man can have in
this naughty world" Keep your bow
els regular by an occasional dose of St.
Patrick's Pills and enjoy the blessing.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-12-17

Don't forget that the only place where
a full and complete assortment of holt
day goods can be found il at Heide-
priem's.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-12-17

We note the arrival Of two families
during the week, which leaves but one
tenable house in the place unoccupied.
Were there twenty or thirty buildings
vacant. which were suitable for resi-
being occupied before spring. The in
flux Of families has tended to largely
increase the number of pupils in at
tendance at our public schools, which
are already crowded beyond the present
teaching capacity, which we are glad to
state will be augmented by the addition
ture for one of the recently finished
rooms can be procured.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-12-17

Fine plush albums, toilet sets and
Christmas goods at
I. V. Garloch's.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-12-17

If the following trebly touching and
intensely poetic appeal Of the Hot
Springs Star fails to touch a responsive
chord in the heart of Star d%elinquents
then what?
"Ah yes. dear reader, the winds are
bowling. and rocks and hills look bleak
and bare the billiards. in our ears are
growing, our we'll worn pants begin to
tear. The winds are through our whis-
kers blowing, our frosty locks are few
and tangled ourself we feel fast older
growing, our exposed toes are sore and
maEgled, The gannt and hungry wolf
appears as though he'd like to kill and
chew us; Oh pity us, we in arrears, and
promptly pay rs all that's due u.s."
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-12-17

Ifyou want anything in the line of
hardware, fancy and staple groceries,
stoves, iron and glassware, mining sup
plies, farm implements, iron, steel, etc,
ETC., 60 to Cochran's, the cheapest house
in the Black Hills.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-12-17

Everything in tie jewellery line made
to order from native gold on forty-eight
hours notice. Orders by mail prompt
ly filed. Watch work a specially, and
all work warranted for one year. Please
call and examine my stock and get
prices adjusted to suit the times. Re-
member Christmas is close a hand do
not wait until the best selections are
made. Remember the place,
j. w. Battershall, the Jeweler,
Buffalo Gap.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
The marp,n of Pronl,.

From the fullest investigation which 1 have been able to make, l have De. come more and more convinced that ten per cent is the maximum margin of profit on all production in this country, aud that even less propor. ton of the product of a normal year IS all that can be set aside for the maintenance or increase of capital conversely, that more than ninety per cent of each years product is con- sumed by those who are engaged in its production, as working people in the sense in which that term is com, monly used, Of the ten per cent or less which is or may be saved and added to capital, a very large share will become the property of those who ore themselves working people in the strlctest scuso-auother large share will be saved by persons of moderate means, while the share of the rich win be but the lesser part of tho whole sum of profits Thg uew is sustained by the very small margin of profit which now suliiees to draw capital into any and all the principal ants winch can De analyzed EawMd Atkinson, D iha Apr.l GsntaEv.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
Fhe Shoe uatropsr a, z lparsiar. Tool
IErom ths cinrinna.i rnnnlrorI

LFrom the Ciurinna.i Enquirorl
 1t is a singular fact that nine out ol ten of the ''bumsn and tramps brought into the station house have on then person shoe buttouer No matter what kind of shoes thty wear stilI they have one of these simple instru. ments Lieut.. Hambroc,k decided a week ago to make collection of the shoe buttoners taken from the prison. CTS brought into Bremen Street Sta tion. In the seven days they mum. bered eighteen, and like young ladies do with thelr strings of buttons, he attached them together. He has nov a chain seine three feet in length. A peculiar thing is that tho hook end is bent into variety of shapes. This penchant fer having buttcners attraot. cd the attention ofthe detectives long ago, and it was quite a while before they "tumbled 2 as the slang phrase goes It happened to strike so ne brlght.minded fly that the little in- strument, usually very flexible, could be made to do the work oi a skeleton key, as far as the locks in common use are concerned, hi reality tho shoe. buttoner, to all iutents and purposes, was converted into a burglars tool, and still could be readily passed oiY as a necessary implement in arranging ones toilet. Ihe possession of a skeleton key is serious oftense, and carries with conviction a penal term. The jaw, however, cannot regard the shoe-buttoner as contraband article. and still the eyil-intending ale as well fortified with it as with the burglar $ iayorite tool, since, when properly shaped, it does the work equally as well. The expert can pick a lock With one of these little iron hooks with as much facility as if he had q skeleton key, and yet fl caught with it in his possession enJoys impunity from tbe statute covering the oiIense. Usually, when one Of these instruments is found on a prisoners person it is thrown away, or perhaps, given back, If the owner is released No doubt iu the course of a year several hundred arc taken ID by tho police. The amount of theft that could be traced 10 them would very probably prove startling.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

Successful experiments have been made at Metz witha naytgable balloon, propelled by an electric motor. The Augsburg Alegemaine Eeitung says the balloon is the invention of a German engineer named Welker, who for some time was employed in Amer. ica, where ha perfected his discoveries, The German government, the paper says, has bought the invention, pay ing for it 1 100000 marks down and another 100000 which is to be paid in iustallments. The speed of tue balloon exceeds that of . railway train and it may be stopped and directed at will, moving against the wlnd. Whatever truth there may be in the report it is certain that the residents are now nightly startled by an eleo. trie illumination lowering at great height over their houses.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

I can tell you something in connec tion with John L, Sulliyan's fight the one that made the champion fla, nous at New 0rleans-that might surprise you, said Richard K. Fox Some time after the articles of agree, ment had been signed, and as the day set for making the second deposit oi $500 gradually drew nearer, Sullivan and his packers were chasing all around trying to secure the necessary funds. They did not meet with sue cess, however, and were about to give the matter up. l called Sullivan to my office, when l found that he had not been able to get the money, and told him that rather than seq tho fight fall through, although 1 was backing Ryan myself and felt sure that Paddy would win, l would loaE him the amount necessary to make the deposit, which l did. This will show you what little confidence the people had in Sullivan's slugging abilities before he met Ryan.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
How ue rropOssa

tIsrSm Che San Franeisco Cbrouiel6
 They were celebrating tbeir silver wedding and tho 0aends were admir-. ing them as people always do other people when they are getting lat of presents You have noaced. ofcourse, how paople look at you when you show thsm something somebody has given you. They are surprised aud they envy you, They always won. der, however, in themselves, whut on earth anybody could see in you to give you anything so handsome, un- less lt is your husband Then they Smile aud wonder what he has been do- rng that his cons isuce needs rest, But if you'll notice, you'll find that people who get many presents have many friends. You may have many friends land get precious lew presents, Pres- ents make friends; friends don't mako presents. Married people increase the circle of their friends with every anniversary of their wedding, because tho presents get handsomer and more expensive, You can work this para dox out for yourself l haven't time. They were celebrating their silver wedding, and of course the couple were very happy and very atieettonate, "Yes," said the husband, 'tbis IS the only woman I ever loved. I shall never forget tue first time I proposed ! to her
 "Ho% did you dc itp" burst out a young man who had been squeezing a pretty girls hand iu tho corner, They all laughed and he blusbed, but the l girl carried it off brayely,
 "Well l remember as well as if it were yesterday. It was away back in Maine. We bad been out on a picnic, and sue and got wandering alone, Don'tyoureuember, my dear?' The wife nodded aud smiled, I've sat on tue trunk of an old tree. You haven't forgotten love haveyouP"
 The wife nodded agan,.
 "sho began writing in the dust with the point of her p,uasol You recall it, sweet, don't you?' The wife nodded again.
 "She wrote her name, Minnie, and 1 said: Let me put the ether name to 1t And l took tho llarasol and wrote my name Smith after it,
 How lovely" broke out little maid who was beaming in a suspicious way on tal! chap with a blo,de ntus. tache.
 "And she took back the parasol and wrote below 1t, No, I won't, And we-went home You remember t, darhng, I see you do
 Then he kissed her and the com. pany murmured seutimeatally, Wasn't it pretty9'
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
"The skin Of ,Iy Teeth,
LFrom Notes and oueries l

LFrom Notes and Queries.
 It may be interesting to note that this expression, which by many is re- garded as vulgar slang, has really the high classical authority of the Bible. It is Job (ix., 20) who exclaims, in his anguish, T am escaped with the skin of my teeth!T Some common sayings. such as God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb, Pouring oil on the troubled waters" "The war horse scents the battle from afar,n etc, are supposed to be in the Bible, though not SO. But there are not many who. in using the expression of hanging on or bei2g saved by tue skin of their teeth" know tbe high authority for its use.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

The Seneca nation of Indians have brought suit against Hal11son s. Ohristree, of Brant, Ere county, N. r., for about 10000 acres of land in Erie and adjoining counties, on the ground that the treaty of 1926 was not ratified by the United States sen ate in accordance with the provisions of the constitution, and that therefore the present owners of the land have not good title to that which they hold. Futher, that inasmuch as they are treated as wards of the nation, the time which has elapsed is no bar to action, Judge Childs, of the su- preme court, recognizing the lmport- ance of the suIt, and that it would have to be taken to the highest court m the land for final determination, thoughtit best to save tune by direct. ing a judgment in favor of the defend ants. General Strong, for the plain tiffs, conceded that a speedy course through the courts would be best. as the farmers are very much agitated over the suit.,-Las Vegas Optic
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

The German Cathohc priests of New York have presented an address to Archbishop Gorrjgau, in which they state they are opposed to the action of Dr NcGIum and do not endorse ul, land doc.rmes.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

Senator Deck is of the opinion that the race next year will bc between Cleveland and Allison,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
YOUNG mEN

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
To Capital Seeking investment,

\ OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER- est iA i,c two eela,ef eiaihs with iargt amount Of high grade enll1er orc ip sieat, lentg ef wWA and water on nia ciGiii& ] want ss5.0i O 70 Iaiy 0nistgnding inteitsisi develop cia ,m and ,au them in hailt9l producing condition. ! will Fepay this g5jfi0 ollt of tle Etst copper produced. leaFllg yrE witli oHc-half Interest in ipa' good egveloPed eiaills. with good resl,p- ha9 Wolss on pvfltFtN feH can socur, yoagsclf hy lci4is to claims md all jtl,- pynNcnletlt, gHsii money iS paid back. then diytlF property and gn ahead
 Ms'e wants Co investigate tkis Nh good faHis
 Cal oa or aldfeSs JOHN D. BI1EGFSS. Dlmlap I'osiotfiee, Graham County, Arizo- m fl8 Fari Grant. scla. sH
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
\ Btastilal srl Lasting PFgssBt.
NOTICE or FORFEITURE.

ANtlee is hereby RiYen ta Andrew Sfcwarf. his heiss ag assiaris aaat ] iass exnsiitIed one hun5lfed daRars in laler ana iaproye. Wcnts Hisnn ths StnnpNalf Ioie fsjtanse,l tiealaslg slesclsbaa in pa9e 4S2 Boak cf Mlnirg Reeaftls Pisisl Connty, Arizona, in order to hssld stid prainises under the llr6qi. sioils ef seotinn S52a Keyiscd Statutes gf fhe nitea Stasess lseing tbe AsiIoHnt Mgnifed tn hold the same for tlie year lSs5, and f within. Tinety jays dta this netiea ay pafiea ti4n yon fhil ~ iGfaae % co4tfibate y,lgiF pf6uSr tioii 9 slIeh etIeesi iitisre as . ea,eWuer, yaGf itttl ii cIsini Bill 5ecame the nraser. tS ot tae saslsssibss under suia seetio1 2.ss2s
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
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MKearny strrci,
san FFnngl. eo. es,

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

To Riehau's Golden Raisazs cs Cures Slaaaeres frat ani sacosg stsrs.. ssses en the Legs nnd Badg, SCre E5-s. isyes, Nose etc., Copper s1iorsd Blosches. eYpAsiitic Catarsh, disaated scalp and aii pStmery iosms ei the disease known as ssphilig. Prfcrs es GO DOT nottte. Efe RiehnuSa Gelden nafgnna No, 4 Cures--le Tertiary, Asrcuriai gyphil,tie Eheu maiism, Paiaa .n tho Bones Palms ia the lieadi b&gk ot the Neck, Uiecratcd Sore Iilroat, hypnilitic Rash, Luinps and con. traeted Cof3s, Stiffness of th6 Li,nhe. and cfadicatcS fN disease from the eysten. whether caused by f1discratisn or nSnse ps MercaFg leaving tho bl9od purc ard heaitby. Price g6 DO Sler Eatffe, Gc lSfahnu's Golden sssnnfSb Antf- uOfc for Inc curs of Gonorrhosa Csleet Irritation grBvai, and all Urinary or gers. sal dissrraasements Price Sa 50 per La tliehnn's GoIden Spanish In. lection, t5r saTote caaes 6f 5onorrhrsA, sntlsinalaio-y eieet. StFictugsss&s. price Si 10 psr Bottle.
 ks kkfahnuis Golden Ointment fer tis effective healingo of Syphilitic Sores, and erupticns Price @I 10 Y,gr fsox Ie 1iciauw>s Golden piifa4 Nerve snd Drain treatment; fsss of physical lsow- q, excess or 0verwork, Pr6Ssration, otc. Price S3 90 per Box.
 TSnie mad Ncryine,
 ssnt everywhere, c. Q. D., fecarsiy packed Ter express.
 C. E. RICHARDS a; co. Agents, ssl z sra sapsoule street, Corner Clay,
 San Francisco Cal.
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
s2GO REWARD.

ro aR ieft aiF. Tar mGrks-erer ot ligltmR ulGeF-clft n eeci oar.
 Ihe aooye frWait aill he paid liy tlr un. derSigaed fHr information tliat wiil Iead io tlr falssitti0n ef aIiy npe guilty ai defacing, aiaFits. or ~ ilty wgA changing ihe ;is5eye, SieSfAsfl bpmt5is @r tal marks 0s stealing cattie hearing tssal
 saAee ElrAillfli, InSt Office ad.dless-- ttinbe, fsiia County. A. l
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

The following is good whether you like pork or not;
 "Fhere is paper published in Chi oago called The hog It tis said that it fairly bristles with good thlngs ma is plentifully interlarded with humor
 regular rib-tickler, in faet~ In addition to the usual supply of solid meat there is Q corner for tender lln@s. end each number ms a short tale. 1t must be an otal nice pape Nobody ever sausage 2 ono betorc
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
EARTHoL3i soUvE NiFs,
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 showing the I5roat iyn Bridge, Bsdl0es leland, the Battery and fbe New York 9ar56r i5i ihe aistanoe; also < corfeGs Med all icra portrait and aut0gfaph of tbs5 ceiebrsteG Srtist, " Earthoidi This bsaatiful Souvenir Booklnarx is worked 0n choice palored Tie Fegerse side having au Original Poem md a Calendar for lSs7 thrs beiils a useilil as wellas ornamental souvenir for the year. Wilialsp lock handsaEne as { Bannerette for the center table
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
DR. BELL s Medical Discovery
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Weak, Nervous ara aesilitated Hex.

A Prompt, Positive, and Per- sliAnent Cure for Nervous DebiG- tT, Organic Weakness, Premature Decay, and ell Urinary Troubles, Do matter !oW induced, or of how long standing + Featores to perfeci health the YopNG, MpnLR AGED and Ono This SPgrlflG is Feiiable, las never failed, or egsf will fail, to ceEg spEgDILy and TRQRouaHlyt every ease when used as directed, and the advice given is strictly adhered tn It is convenient in form, pleasapi to take, and dces not interfere with busiaess pnfsuits EUdoFsed by thouzands who have ascj it. He sure you obtain Dr. Bells Medical Dis covery, md take noother. Your drug gist will order t for you If not qn sale, Tor hy mail on receipt of
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
sAMpLE IaoTTLE FNEE.

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
TIle Great EngIisll T.eraealv,

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 Nitalty. Speirat frh5ea.
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 tlc ftata x ieifalesss. snn bfnl t0llies anss ekeess Q in4tnftn stAls. aoii s ltsgl qf Memcss la@itil.,,.. Nnct5unAl lsaiseien, aatr ianp io socisty. 1}3n,sls ss ~ yisi8u. Nois s h fsle 3sse,i
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11
HOsTIEE INDIANS.
DETAILS OF THE KILLING OF NIKE asAcE
REAR oRITTENDKS, ARlZJNA.

DETAILS OF THE KILLING OF NIKE asAcR
REAR oRITTENDES, ARlK JNA.
TOMBSTONE (AriZ }, June 10. - The
Daily ProsDectOr contains the folloWing
details of the killing Of Mike Grace,
nesF OFittenden ain the morning after
dayIiNht the lndians shot several times
into Billy williams cabin, when he and
Billy Lsek we're in bed, one bullet pass
rolled up under bis head. About that
time Mike Grace came alouR aud they
shot him dead. Then they left and veRt
up the eaByon after Williams horses
Williams and Lssk ran out and grab bed
Mikes gun, which was living beside HIM
on the ground. The Inoians, knowing
that they bad not killed those In the
cabin, did not venture 10 rob Mike.
The hostiles have apparently divided
into small parties, which Is their usual
custom, and are trying to reach Sonora,
Mexico. The frst report that there
we're but seventeen Indians oct is nov
thought 20 be a mistake. - bands have
been seen In widely different localities
at the same time. Lieutenant McNatt,
with half q company Of Infantry, il
travelling dewn the Santa Oruz river, on
the Sonora line, and six troops Of CAV
airy are scouting the mountains in de-
saaAments. W. B. Norton, the post
trader at San Carlos, telegrzphs that
there are hostile Indians in the Santa
Catalina Mountains. This Strengthens
the belief that there are large numbers
on the Varpath. There ere huge fires
raging IN the Patagonia and Santa Bar
Dara Mountains. near the places which
we're undoubtedly set on hre by the
hoatflaa